Perry Belcher – Ignite Mastermind Group

Name: Perry Belcher – Ignite Mastermind Group
Price: 55 USD
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Original price was: $1,499.00.Current price is: $55.00.

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The price was on the official website.: 1489$

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What Is Ignite Mastermind?

Based on its official descriptions:

Ignite Mastermind is a mastermind / membership program led by Perry Belcher, aimed especially at entrepreneurs who want to scale toward their first US$1 million/year in revenue.
The group claims to provide weekly calls (mastermind + training) rather than the usual quarterly mastermind model.
Members also get access to live events, workshops, retreats / cruises, and a community of peers.
Included inside the membership is a suite of “Springboard” tools (CRM, funnel builder, email/SMS automation, chat, analytics) (i.e. software normally billed separately) as part of the offering.
Pricing: One version of the offer is US$ 4,997/year (or US$ 497/month) for the “Unlimited Ignite Membership.”
There’s a 7‑day trial for $7, giving access to the “Ignite Vault” and weekly calls, then shifting into a $297/month billing (this is a “trial → membership” funnel).
The marketing says that once you join, “your membership fee is locked forever—you’ll never pay more.”
They require a non‑disclosure / confidentiality agreement from members, given that many of the teachings are proprietary.

Potential Strengths & What Looks Attractive

These are the features that, if delivered, could make the program useful:

Frequent / consistent training & access
Because the calls are weekly (vs quarterly), there’s more opportunity for implementation, feedback, course correction, and momentum.
Inclusion of tools & software
The inclusion of a marketing stack (CRM, funnel builder, email/SMS, chat, analytics) could save you from having to piece together many expensive tools separately.
Community / accountability / peer group
Being in a mastermind with peers who share goals (scaling toward $1M) can push you. If the community is active and you leverage it, that adds value.
Mentorship from an experienced marketer
Perry Belcher has a long track record in digital marketing and claims a lot of success in past ventures; his perspective could bring insights you don’t get from generic courses.
Guarantee of fixed pricing
The promise that your membership price is fixed (won’t increase) is a positive if true — it reduces fear of future cost hikes.
Trial period
The $7 trial gives you a chance to see inside before fully committing.

Risks, Caveats & What to Validate

Even with attractive features, there are several red flags or “fine print” items you absolutely should check before deciding:

Risk / Concern	Why It Matters	What to Do / Ask
Refund / guarantee conditions unclear	Many masterminds advertise “money-back” or “guarantee” but make it hard to claim.	Request the exact refund policy, under what conditions (time period, proof of effort), and whether it’s “no questions asked.”
Trial → membership funnel / hidden upsells	The trial transitions to a higher monthly rate if you don’t cancel.	Ensure you know when to cancel (deadline), what you will be billed, and that cancellation is straightforward.
Overclaim / marketing exaggeration	Some statements (“tools worth >$7,000/month,” “value exceeds six figures,” etc.) are promotional framing and may not reflect net value you’ll use.	Discount “value stacking” claims; ask for real user ROI and breaks down which tools you’ll actually use.
Quality and frequency of content & support	Weekly calls are fine, but the quality of teaching, responsiveness, and support make or break masterminds.	Try the trial and evaluate how engaging, actionable, and helpful the calls and coaching are.
Dependence on proprietary tools	If the Springboard tools or others are crucial in the system, and they underperform, you might be constrained.	Ask about uptime, flexibility, integrations, and backup plans if tools don’t behave.
Membership lock-in / NDA / intellectual property restrictions	The non‑disclosure clause may restrict how much you can share or use with your team; also, membership lock may tie you in.	Read the NDA carefully. Understand what you can/can’t share, what the exit terms are, and whether you (or your team) can use what’s taught.
“Best case scenario” bias	In sales pages, people often see the success stories; average users may get more modest gains.	Seek independent reviews, talk to existing members, ask for case studies (with financials).
Promotional / resale / “coupon / discount” versions	I saw the offer listed in “deal / discount” forums (or sites) that could be resellers or unauthorized offers. E.g. “Ignite Mastermind Group by Perry Belcher – Complete Business Program (96% OFF)” on a third‑party site.	Ensure you join through the official website, not through suspicious discount pages, to avoid unauthorized / outdated versions.
Marketing pressure / urgency tactics	The site uses lines like “we’re raising the price soon,” “your membership is locked forever,” etc. These are common scarcity tactics.	Don’t rush; take time, test the trial, ask questions, see whether there is real substance.